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Under the ThtStle,S Keel
THE SECRET OF HER BUILD MADE KNOWN
New York World reporter and artist, with
submarine diver, sailed out on q small sloop to
where the Thistle lay anchored last Thursday
night, and, Notwithstanding the fact that o watch
was on the deck OF the vessel which will compete
for the Americas cup line was made fast to her
chain plate al the diver then went down and
tie made TWO descentions and succeeded in fUtIy
obtaining the cut OF the keel, after which the
sailed away " The Jesuit shows That the
more like the American sloop than the English
cutter. She has a great deal more bilge and is
cutters as the Galatea ON the other hand, She is
ana, Of course. she b. much more depth. Indeed.
than trifle suggestive of the volunteer
The diver. on emerging from the water, said;
down SO that could see her beautiful, and then
the phosphorus. never see SO much phosphorus
sfore IN my NE In these waters" ne drew the
feet and the Bulge feet. NOW that Eve seen her
below I've got twenty 70 put agin' her"
SENATOR RIDDLxBERGER WANTS A CONVENTION
sSs s1s Of M
repudiates the action Of the state central com
a ADDRESS Ss Rss
gtpiA
TN ANTI-PovHRrY SocrETY.-Rev. DIT. McGlynn
made his usual address 70 the Ant-Poverty Society
at the New York Academy last night The col
lection amounted to sos. DR.. McGlynn said that
the united labor party would hold 500 campaign
meetings ia the state outside OF New York and
Brooklyn, and that Judge MCGUIRE, OF San Fran
cisco, and Rev. Hugh fentecost had offered TO
speak. Henry george also said few wordA
SHALL THE APACHRs Be SoATTERED?-Gen. Niles
has strongly urged upon the Administration the
policy OF removing some dissatisfied tribes from
the San Carlos reservation TO other reservations
within the limits OK his department. Among
others, the Tonic ApacheS are recommended TO be
returned to the Verde reservation, about 15OMi
from San Carlos The Tontos are anxious TO re-
turn and engage In agricultural pursuits. pro-
test has been sent from Prescott by Gov. Zul1ck
/ against using tho Verde reservation for Indiana
It Is declared In Tucson that this protest y IN the
interest Of the cattle ring, who want the Verde
reservation for stock purposes that outside OF
this ring OF Interested parties the people are not
opposed TO the return d the Tonto6
A CoIoRHp MAN NOMINATED N KENTucKY.-The
Onion Labor party held Its city convention N Cow
ingtOn, KY, Saturday and nomi1ated ful ticket.
The party carried the election In August, and
clAtmto be able 70 carry the city BY an Increased
majority next month. Geo. H Thoebe, who Il
contesting Mr. Carlises seat was one Of tho lead
ing fRureS tn,the convention. Among the candi.
oateS n0minated n one colored man.
The rst trial race to select the defender q the
Amexfcan Gun takes place to-mogToW,
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AND COMMERCIAL.

New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and SOU pm prices
on the New YORK STOCK Market as reported by special
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ElFO In baltimore
BALTIMORE, Sept. 12.-Fire this morning almost
entirely destroyed the millinery store or Mrs A. G.
hamburger, Lexington street. near Charles. Dam.
age, $4,000. Insurance. $1,000.
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BROS, Auctionsers.

"a xHks5sh dH9 81
81 LT n THE St1X
HR TF ASP dy
GINA Al kXESSE, ,FSseNTikG 9N IaE Aakf-
HS$zs ga5A
in wherein MARTHA xndessson & com
sSS Hs Si
81. the real estss the
in said District WIT: Ali that part Of lot I6
ses 81
feet inches to alley; thence westward1y 80
and thence eastwardly with Virgins avenue 81 feet
inches to place OF beginning Containing 1868 square
Terms 81 sale one.third cash. the balance in two
equal aa ; in six and twelve months from day
Ss @sds Tsp d1ys after the which
tho1zes trustee to self property as whole or in sepa
Of wf5
the
1850. VIM. SMALL, Trustee.
sH $zRfs & 1SEs
By virtue Of deed of trust made to us, and 0aex
duly recorded in hber No 1146, folio 324, ct e368
bin at the request Of the party secured thereby
THURSDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF sEPTEM-
BER, D: 1887, ct FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lots mum
bered 20, 81 and 81 In square numbered 103 of the
subdivision by Jas. Fitch ct AL the same are OF
record in the Office Of the surveyor Of the District Of
Columbia.
Terms Of sale: One-half cash. balance in six and
twelve months with notes for credit payments bear
deed Of trust on the property cold All CASH option
SALE Terms Of sale to be complied with within ten
days from day Of sale. or property will be resOld ut
purchasers cost.
I IREN,A !. GRRGEssXEL1, ! Trustees.
THOS. BOWLING, Auct s3.dkds
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A Fathers SUIT AGAINST Hrs SoN DrsNrssrp-
The case OF Richard Ballenger against George w.
Ballenger was dismissed in the Equity Court this
morning. The complainant il the father OF de-
fendant, and he asks that a conveyance made by
him TO the son In 1873 for certain prop
erty on South street. West washington,
be declared to be a trust deed
The son claims that the deed was made for a
consideration and that the Ming OF the bill against
him is the result OF the extreme old age OF the CON-
plainant, over eighty-nve years. 1t is understood
that an amicable agreement has been made
MeSSrs. Cook and Cole appeared for the petitioner
and Mr. L b. Hay for defendant
RANCE OF THE THERAOAETER--The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a.
NJ. 65i p. m, ~; maximum 20; minimum, "a.
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DUBLIN, Sept. 12.-Moonlighters last night MUIR
dered Constable Whelham and mortally wounded
andother OFFICER near Ennis, County Clare. WHEEL
have been made OF suspected parties
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Gladstone Greeted with Cheers.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-As Mr.. Gladstone entered the
mouse OF commons this afternoon he was greeted
gathered near the parliament buildings In antici-
patton OF the discussion to take place on the
MitchelStOWn affair.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-oN THURSDAY. EVENING, A POCKET
IL book, between 9th and East Capitol and 9th and
+ rench SITS, via Metropolitan car route The finder
Will be suitably rewarded on leaving at 9O4 French St
nv It's
r OST-sATURDAY AAFTERNOON, BETWEEN
Cats and Petersen Childs, small gray Pocket
BOOK FINDER can keep contents and by returning
pSocketbook to 1888 New Hampshire ave. greatly
obhge owner. It,
7 OST-SATURDAY NIGHT, ON 9TH ST. n W.. A
~ Gold headed Silk Umbrella; name of owner en-.
Kraved grit. The finder will please return the same
to o23 9TH st. w. and receive liberal reward sl23ts
oil n REWARD-LOsT. ON SUNDAY MORNING.
pAV on Columbia Railway at Conversational
cArch. PocketbOok containing considerable sum in
notes. some silver and q doctors bill. Finder please
leave at Star Office and receive above reward
q Z REVWARD-LosT ON THE EVENING OF THE
STO Sth inst. plain gold ring in the vicinity Of
9Th and SITS. The above reward will be paid II re-
turned to 2OO4 9th stnw. s12.3ts
oS0 REWARD-LOST, ON 9TH OR 10TH INST.:s
SOOV roll Of Notes containing al 81 or thereabout
either in the vicinity Of Tenleytown or somewhere in
the CITY. Address A. b. c., Star Office s12-3ts
T OsT-A LARGE RED POCKET.BOOK, CONTAIN
BOOK Leave with steward Of Cosmos Club aud receive
suitable reward. slO.Sts
T OST--$3 REWARD-ON THE NIGHT OF SEPT.
~ black and tan Gordon setter nearly fun grown
W. f. BOkFOhD, 1422 New York ave. s0-3ts
r QST-A SATCHEL CONTAINING PAPER HANG;
Ling tools, on tho 9Th Of Sept, coming down 9th
street from LIE Droit Park Liberal rewd il returned
to III st. NV. s9-2ts
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SENATOR RIDDLxBERGER WANTS CONVENTION
Senator Riddleoergers organ, the Shenandoah
republican party demand a State convention, and
repudtates the action OF the State central COM
m1ttee, which recently met In Petersburg and is
RtpaA
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TIE FmR-EscAPE COMMISSIONS INVESTIGATION
The nre-eScape commission will this afternoon
inspect Albaugh's Opera House, the National The.
alter, the cigarette factory on 9th street. between
ID and streets: The EVENING STAR building and
the Post building with view OF ordering fire-
ESCAPES thereon.
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Wanted to be a Co,rhov.

A TwHLvR-YKAR-oLp LAD srKaIa a vAcrH AND
CHAIN AID SOME MONEY FROM Hs MOTHER
saturday AFTERNOON, at the Baltimore and Ohio
oepots Omcer Howe arrested q twelve-year-old
boy named Philip Hooper, who was wanted for
walking on with watch and chain and sew
eral dollars belonging to his mother who lives
at No. "a n street. The little boy was accom-
panied by companion, and had purchased tickets
an assumed name. and later on, when fdepfined
he positively denied the robbery The railroad
tickets were taken from his pocket and then he
gave up $l.12. Finally he TOOK the watch from
his inside pocket and admitted taking 1t. BE told
the station&eeper that he intended to go to the
Centennial celebration In Philadelphia His
mother did not desire to prosecute her child. She
said that 1t was her sons intention to get buck.
skin suit of clothes and rife and go out West as
Attorney Lavender decided not 70 prosecute the
boy, and no charges were made out against him
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A TALK ON WATER SUPPLY.
Representatives Of the Citizens, Com.
mfttee AK the commissioners Sonae
Questions

WILL ANSWER IN wRITrNo-A BRIz1 CONFERENCE
To-DAr-soNE OF THE QUESTIONS INFORMALLY DIS
CUssED-THK POOLING OF WATER RENTS AND WATER
MAIN TAxEs-rHE CHANGE IN TEE WATER RATES,
ETC.
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GEO. ". EFFICIENCY. zssti0aesT
PGREMPTORY SALE OF -FOUR (4) FIvERQON
skkIcK 5o HOUSES SIS sfING NOS a1s, 12o. 1a2.
ri vii offer fsr sale, e front e ths Prsmisss on
9tHVE O'CLOCK PM, Lots 90, 81, 81 and 90, III
lanes Mars subdivision Of square 607 Sold sub.
est to "a 20 On each House.
TURNS cash. ESQ depoytt rsQuirsd d time of sale
ss-o6m 0EO W. S1ICKNEY Auctionser.
GALE OF GONDEXNkD PROPERTY
~, rrpsn.v 1xD PnHFMS 49,.
TEENTh. 1887, ct TEN O'CLOCK viii Be- sold 1t
puzzle auction. at the s9eion rooms corner 18th
street ana Pennsylvan1a avenue Washington d. O.,
40 Plate ting Presses, Ink Mills Iron Pipe Hose,
Pparpst: A3EhSsa TsSles; Chair. and Miscelspeou
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IOk sALE-M ST BET. CONN AVE AND 10TH
n 81 NV elegant l2-room House. al mod iInps-.
S-Let iiiaotris heated yard, and in
ft!tSet SoLdtI9n Pr1ce $4,000; easy St,
bSl ION anu loth " tine l2-rOOn Brick dwelling,
a. tud llls. Tot % feet front by 81, deep: price
ll.OOO easy terms 1912 18th 81 NV nearly new
tGtll Br1ck Dwelling. with all mod imps: price
so.IUO easy terms ISIS 18Th St Il. W. Groom Brick
O~eAng ali mod inps OOd- yard price So 500:
easy terms. 4 DIiEsJI
ss-tjt ,oa + ~ nw
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

REGULAR SALE or HOUSEHOLD TURNITuna.
n, TGIAAFRpETe. ST0yES, 10. AT AUCTI0DN' TIT,
TENTH. 1887, cemmsosing ct TEN O'CLOCK we
VIII cell ct cur salesrooMs, 9th and sta nws gen.
sral assortment OF goods. 1t
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IN reIere0Ce 10 WaCeC-ual0 td4 OlllS sent 0ue In
such cases, a notice was sent asking the property
owner to show cause why they should not pay.
They desired to know the condition OF things and
to get information. There were many points ON
which the Commissioners desired Information
and which they had referred TO their attorney:
son the Increase was contemplated was that the
Commissioners thought it was expedient and de-
sra6ie 70 nave mains iai1 On sacn side OF the
the cost TO the district, but decrease the cost to
the citizen, In making connection with the mains,
pavements. But the commissioners Concluded
not to undertake that expenditure until they had
seeu what the revenues OF the ear would be.
had an Omnibus Clause Of siooo6 leaving IL to to
the District authorities to determine how much
should be expended under each head. There
seemed to be notion that that $4,000 would be
expended only for mains.
THE POOLING OF THE RxvIxuA
Maj. Richards asked again In reference 70 the
pooling Of the revenues from rentals and taxes.
Col. Ludlow said that that was q construction of
the law that had always been followed. He
thought the Commissioners would take the view
taxes except to meet an increased cost Of
laying the mains On the whole he
thought the laying OF water mains produced
mains were profitable, but when they had to Iay
larger mains the pr0dt disappeared.
TIE QUESTIONS 10 b ANsw11ED IN WRITING.
The discussion OF the questions was entirely In
formal to-day, as the Commissioners stated that
they would answer the twenty questions In
writing and in all necessary detail Col. Ludlow
conference, and hoped citizens would come and
inquire into the facts. as this committee was
doing, before holding public meeHngs and denounO-
committee present were William Il. Singleton,
Josiah Millard, Abraham Depue, A.. G RtChar0R
Thos S0mervile and Louis W. htshie
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TEE TAx-lxN CERTIFICATE CASES Go OVER
The ceg1orart cases In which the validity OF tax.
Lien certificates are involved were not taken q in
Special Term to-day, and, 1t is understood that
cult Court
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fO1 sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE TWO-sTORY
-. =. easement brick dwelling complete rome:
sns.i ,sae1 u 81 St $1,000. Easy terms.
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EOa SALE-AVERY CHOICE RESIDENCE WITH
os<n on lot corner 10th and SIS. lot 2:3xjO With
=, IArAlnE 10Th 81 Is 10 be paved with asphalt
s. 81 iropert{ THIS season, THIS is OF the most
rrs.IAc4e moderate priced residences now on the
-. ApFiS 70 PKESBkEl & GREEN,
st
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EOR sALE-ARLINGTON TERRACE A THREE
a SOY slc Basement, broom pressed brick 'front.'
- - ieet on northwest corner 9th and sts, with
- u improvements house suited for
net OF Senator or Member of Congress is in per-
IeP4lr Possession given II thirty days. Apply
sjsSrn OTIS Z pprSppry zoo -.k.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13
The Legislature

Met on the 9th, organized and have
gone to work in earnest. Bills are
being introduced as rapidly as
possible and every thing is moving
along smoothly. We notice a few
important bills that have been in
PRODUCED. One is, prohibiting the
selling, giving or furnishing tabac-
co in any shape or form, to boys
under sixteen years of age without
the written consent of their pa
rents; and another is, that bona
fide purchasers of lands who have
made improvements thereon, shall
be allowed the value of the i'm
provements made by them. Both
of these are important bills and
especially the one prohibiting the
selling of tobacco to boys. The
country is now being reformed as
rapidly as possible, and tobacco
should be prohibited as much so as
whiskey.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13
Give Them II CHANGE /!

That is to say, your lungs. Also
all your breathing machinery
Very wonderful machinery it is.
Not only the larger air-passages,
but the thousands of little tubes
and cavities leading from them.
When these are clogged and
choked with matter which ought
not TO be there, your lungs cannot
half do their work. And what
they do, they cannot do well.
Call it cold, cough, Group, pnen-
monia, catarrh, consumption or
any of the family of throat aud
nose and head and lung obstruc-
tons, all are bad. All ought to be
got rid of. There is just one sure
way to get rid of them. That is
to take Boschee's German Syrup,
which any druggist will sell you at
IS cents a bottle. Even if every
thing else has failed You, you may
depend upon this for certain.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13

Mrs. Phoebe ChesIey, Peterson,
Clay CO.. Iowa, tells the following
remarkable story, the truth of
which is vouched for by the resi>
dents of the town: 4 am IS years
old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for
many years could not dress my
self without help. Now I am free
from all pain and soreness, and am
able to do all my own homework.
/ owe my thanks to Electric Bit
teis for having renewed my youth,
and removed completely all disease
and pain Try a bottle. soc. and
81, at Crouch Bros. Drug Store.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13
A Pleasant Occasion.

On July 2nd, We had the pleas
ure of attending a Sabbath School
Celebration at Chenubia in Web
ster county, near the hne of Web
ster and Terrell.
The exhibition was conducted
under the management of Mr..
Holmes, the Superintendent, and
Mrs, j H West and others and
was one of the best entertainments
OF the kind we have ever attended |
in the country, There are many,
living in cities and towns, who
think TINT the country people are
very inferior in education and res
fnement--not quite civilized-(as
it were). To all such, we would |
say, that a tide into the country
and associating with the people
will cause you to change your
opinions. The school houses and
churches that are built throughout
this Southern country are banish-
ing ignorance from the land and
instilling into the minds of the
children, learning, morality and
religion that will make them USE
full men and women. Thus, in the
neighborhood Of Chenubia, we find
a thrifty, happy and a prosperous
people. God has blessed them in
sunshine and showers this year, and
the growing crops are looking as
pretty and fine as the lands will
bear.
A great interest, in the Sunday
School cause, is being manifested
by these good people, and the con-
sequences are, that the Union Sab"
bath School, is one of the most
prosperous in the county. Weare
not acquainted with all the teach
ers in the school, but there is one
"a lady-who is a leading spirit
i'll the good work of teaching the
Bible to the children, and who
would be an honor and shining
light in any community. The rec.
itations and songs were we'll selec-
ted and executed and every thing
passed off in smooth and elegant
manner.
All did splendidly, but we make
special mention Of young Mr.. Seig,
who delivered an original essay and
poem. This young gentleman has
an unusually bright mind and will
make his mark in the world. We
were also much pleased with the
recitation of The Lords Prayer, by
Misses Marie and Talluah West.
After the performance the Sab
bath Schools, three in number,
formed a procession in the follow
ing order.
LIST, Union-Mr. Holmes Super
intendent.
End, Mt. Olive-T j Daniel,
Superintendent
Bird, Liberty L Iansford,
Superintendent.
4th,-Visitors.
They marched down to the store
where an elegant dinner was
spread.
After dinner there was speaking
by Mr.. j l. Lansford, Rev. w. T.
Clarke and Prof. G E Grubbs of
ShelIman.
The day was pleasantly spent at
Chenubia, and we hope to visit
that section Of the country again
soon.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13
A Noted Case.

Judge ] NJ Simmons had a case
before him, last Saturday, that
was somewhat novel, and is, per-
haps, the first of the kind that was
ever put on record in Terrell coun-
ty.
A white man liy the name of
Morris, living in Randolph county,
swore out a warrant against a
negro of Terrell, to make him keep
the peace. He actually got up in
Court and swore that he.was afraid
the negro would hurt him, and
therefore, had him put under bond.
We say. that this is the first in.
stance of the kind in our county.
aud we do most earnestly hope that
the time of the court will never
again be trespassed upon by an.
other.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13
THE REASON

Why, l w Harper's Nelson Coun :
ty Whiskey is preferred above all
other Brands is because it is the
most regular and most perfect
Product, incontestably ever made.
A long experience in the manufac-
ture OF the Harper, the large Capt.
tai OF the Distiller which enables
him to hold his Whiskey until it
has fully matured, together with
the fact that the Whiskey is
bought by and shipped to us di-
rect from the DistiIlery accounts
for the unvarying satisfaction ii
has given those best educated to a
fine Whiskey.
Frank Bethune, Sole Agent.
Dawson. Ga.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13

The sentence of VIM. Holman,
the Whitfield county murder, has
been changed from death TO life
time imprisonment. He was sent>
enecd to hang on July 9Th, but
GoSernOr Gordon being petitioned
by q large number of citizens of
Wbit&sid county, saw fit to show
clsmsncy in the case.
II seems that the county was
neaFly equally divided, some for
hanging and others for commute.
ton, and fears were entertained by
many. that q mob would rise and
hang the prisoner, whether or no.
The large crowd OF people, who
gathered at Dalton to witness the
hanging muttered considerably, but
no violence was done.
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13
Chenubid Items

Price Sapp, who has been very
sick Is now improving.
Mfr. Morgan Leverett is very
sick at his mothers, near Mount
Olive.
Mrs. Henry Lee has been very
sick for three weeks, but we are
glad to learn that she is recover
ing,
Miss Lonnie Seig, of Americas,
ia visiting the family of her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Holmes.
jennie Leverett and Mrs. Bow
man, of Brentwood, are visiting
relatives at Chenubia.
Little Mia Kendrick of Dawson
is visiting her aunt Mrs. West,
and the 'tlittle ones" are having a
jolly time singing, hunting berries,
eating fruit and making doll housA
es,-bless their little hearts, let
them be merry while they are
young, let them live in the present
and nothing elude their grasp for
happiness, o, childhood boys
hood, girlhood! the world is now
an Eden to them, their tender
hearts know no sorrow, they look
only on the face of the bright earth,
beautiful flowers and the calm blue
sky, the hills are all radiant with
the beauty of young life, what
father or mother would attempt to
stop them in their innocent mirth I?
their voices are music on every
passing breeze, and the tones of
love and joy gush from their hap
Ply hearts. By and by, they will
be men and women, go out from
the home of their youth, and every
sound on the threshold will echo,
where, obi where! have the ehils
dren gone?
Miss Eula Whaley's school will
open again next week, after three
weeks vacation.
We were pleased to see people
from all parts of the country to
attend our s. s. exercises. Miss
Lena Culbreth, sister and two
brothers from Randolph were pres
ent. Americas, Brentwood, Daw-
son, Preston and Weston were
represented by a good number
from each place. The people of
Chenubia return thanks to the en-
tire audience for patience, atten-
ton and good order, which evil
denced their interest and apprecia-
ton of the occasion, and caused it
to pass off pleasantly.
We have a regular mail twice a
week, Tuesday and Friday from
Dawson, Mr.. Wesley McGill hav-
ing taken the contract.
We had a good rain last We'd
nesday, corn peas, cane ard pota-
toes are promising a bountitul
yield, cotton looks fine also, but it
is a treacherous plant. even when
the farmer is hopeful, almost seeing
a good crop, it gets too wet, or too
dry, or the caterpillar comes, then
all his hopes are gone, but when
he once gets to believe he can make
a living without planting all cot.
ton, he will be in the right way,
and God will prosper him in send
ing enough rain to raise his bread.
More Anon,
The South western news. (Dawson, GA.) 188?-1889, 1887-07-13
A Strange Bird.

Mr.. J NJ Wright, who lives on
MIR. Jim Thornton's plantation in
the lower part of the county, has a
young chicken with three legs. The
third leg is between and a little to
the rear of the other two. 1t is
fully as long and as large and
seems to be in healthy state. The
young chick is about three weeks
old and is as lively as any of its
mates.